Dolphin BC101-PR, Инструкции по установке и руководства пользователя

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY BABY CHANGING TABLE
Read the Installation Instructions Thoroughly Before Commencing Installation
The design of the safety baby changing table makes it easy to mount in even very small
rooms. The changing table must be mounted onto a wall which is suited to carry the weight
of the table as well as a baby – preferably a solid wall!
Where To Mount the Baby Changing Table
Determine the ideal place to mount the baby changing table. Keep in mind that the depth of
the changing table is 625 mm in open position. The distance from the floor to the lower edge
of the table mountings should be approx. 750 mm (see FIG. 1). Doorways, sinks etc. should
of course also be taken into consideration when choosing where to mount the changing table.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT mount the table in a chlorine-containing environment!
Marking and Drilling Holes
To mount the changing table onto brick, gas concrete or the like, use 10 mm screws and
matching universal plastic dowels – e.g. Fischer fixings type S-12.
When mounting the changing table onto a cavity wall of min. 16 mm (or 2 x 13 mm) plaster
board, we recommend prior mounting of a reinforcement plate of stainless steel, plywood or
the like, onto which the changing table is subsequently mounted. Attach reinforcement plate
to the wall using a considerable number of special metal cavity fixings, Fischer part. no. BC
62328 or equivalent (part. no. BC 62315 for double plate). The changing table itself is also
mounted with these screws and dowels – plus one metal washer per screw hole. For further
details, please refer to the instructions of the dowel supplier.
In places where plaster walls have not yet been finished, we suggest mounting a 16 mm
plywood board on the inside of the plaster wall, rendering the need for a reinforcement plate
on the outside unnecessary.
Mark and drill holes as indicated on FIG. 1. The top holes for the table mountings should be
drilled into solid brick - not into a joint.
IMPORTANT: Be sure to drill the holes for the mountings exactly vertically underneath each
other, or the pneumatic shock absorbers inside the mountings may break!